Illa Langi Campsite

Illa Langi is situated on the Paterson River, about 5klm from Vacy. The Paterson River rises in the springs, high up under the southwest edge of the Barrington Tops. The Paterson joins the Allyn River at Vacy and the Hunter River near Morpeth.

The campsite was originally the Fisher’s Hill School (Bunna Bunoo) established in 1871. After celebrating its centenary in 1971, the school closed shortly after and then purchased by the Chichester and Hunter Valley Guide Association in 1978, when the property became “Illa Langi” meaning Camp on The Hill.

 

Accommodation x 28

Illa Langi Cottage sleeps up to twenty-eight people in dormitory style accommodation with twelve bunk beds and four single beds. All beds supplied with mattresses, mattress protector, pillow, and doona. You will need to bring your own sheets (flat sheet recommended for bottom sheet as different mattresses are slightly larger than single), blankets or sleeping bag.
 
 

 
 

Kitchen x 1

The kitchen provides two stoves – gas and electric, two microwave ovens, two refrigerators as well as china, cutlery, and utensiles to cater for up to forty people. Hirers are required to supply their own garbage bags and remove from the premises all rubbish when leaving.

The dining room is furnished with six large tables and fifty chairs.  There is an enclosed wood fuel heater for the colder seasons and an air conditioner for the warmer seasons.

 

Amenities x 2

There are two bathrooms (with four showers) and one septic toilet inside. Outdoor amenities block with four toilets and two shower blocks.



   

 
 

 
 

Activity Room

The activity room is the original school room which is attached to the accommodation cottage (school principals’ residence) with the original breezeway/hat room connecting.  This activity room also has tables, chairs, chalkboard with a slow combustion wood fire for those cooler days. 

Where to find us

Vacy, NSW 2421

Illa Langi is situated on the Paterson River, about 5klm from Vacy. The Paterson River rises in the springs, high up under the southwest edge of the Barrington Tops. The Paterson joins the Allyn River at Vacy and the Hunter River near Morpeth. 

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Dianne Bailey
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